Jive Talkin' 2027
Jive Talkin' 2027 at The Lights Andover
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Jive Talkin' 2027 £27.00
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About the show
Renowned as the original and very best Bee Gees tribute show — and the only one to have actually performed with the original Bee Gees! In 1997, Gary and Darren from Jive Talkin’ performed live on Heart FM alongside The Bee Gees themselves, receiving glowing praise from both Maurice and Barry Gibb.
Just like the original group, Jive Talkin’ is a true family affair. Brothers Gary and Darren Simmons take on the roles of Barry and Maurice Gibb, while Darren’s son Jack perfectly captures the spirit and sound of Robin Gibb.
Jive Talkin’ deliver more than just a tribute. Packed with laughter, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments, a Jive Talkin’ show leaves audiences smiling, singing, and dancing long after the final encore.
This incredible seven-piece band features a full live line-up — including a string section — ensuring every note is performed with precision and passion.
“The soundalike quality is quite sensational.” – The Stage
“Amazing similarity to the real Bee Gees.” – Wakefield Express
“Absolutely brilliant.” – Maurice Gibb
“WOW!” – Barry Gibb
Experience all the greatest hits — Tragedy, Night Fever, Massachusetts, Stayin’ Alive, Jive Talkin’ and many more — in a spectacular two-hour celebration of timeless music and soaring vocal harmony.
A night not to be missed!
Featuring - Jive Talkin'
The timeless repertoire of The Bee Gees is brought to life in this stunning stage production that is taking the country by storm!
This charismatic ensemble boasts stars from TV and the West End and is fronted by real life family members Darren, Gary and Jack Simmons making an unrivalled vocal harmony blend, as close to the original brothers as you can get.
Backed up by a stunning band and live string section, you will be taken on an emotional journey from tender orchestrated 60's classics such as "Massachusetts" and "Words" to the 70s disco classics such as "Night Fever", "Stayin' Alive" and of course "Tragedy".